Restalyne Lip Injections Gone After 2 Weeks?

Restylane is pre-packaged and doesn't require drawing up out of a separate syringe. I would follow up with that provider for further information. When having any cosmetic procedure, be sure you are dealing with a reputable, well-trained injector to be certain you are getting what you are promised.

Sorry to hear about your negative experience. If the physician utilized restylane (and from the description it does not), it is highly unlikely that the product would disappear that quickly.  If the physician injected more and it disappears, the probability is that have a bad injector who is not using genuine restylane.  Prior to starting with an injector, consult a few so you understand more fully your options. The restylane website has a physician locator to find qualified restylane injectors.

Dear Patient,

It is very disappointing to hear that you had a fast resolution of your filler. Although hyaluronic acid fillers like Restalyne can have different effect in various individuals, it is uncommon to see such fast resolution of this filler from the lips. There are other hyaluronic acid fillers available, that are manufactured in different ways, that may make them less stable as Restalyne, and more likely to dissolve faster (note: these are also usually less expensive then Restylane). The effects of Restalyne commonly last about 6-12 months. It is possible that your doctor may have used another form of hyaluronic acid filler. My recommendation for the future, please ask the doctor to demonstrate to you the name and label of the filler he or she is using before injection. That way you can ensure you will obtain appropriate product. Also, I have never heard of a bad batch of medication such as Restalyne. Please seek second opinion cosmetic evaluation from your local cosmetic dermatologist. Good luck.

 

 

Restylane, if purchased through the US manufacturer, does not come in "bad batches". I have never heard of this and would be skeptical of that claim. My concern is whether the doctor used off-shore goods which were not manfactured according to FDA controls. Restylane should not dissolve within two weeks. I can't comment on the result without before and after pictures but I would be extremely cautious under these circumstances.

There is no such thing as "a bad batch" of Restylane as long as it is the brand name purchased directly from the manufacturer Medicis. Also, Restylane does not come as a liquid that is drawn out of a vial. It comes as a gel that is prepackaged in the syringe that is used for the injection. When Restylane is properly injected, results typically last for one year, not two weeks. If what you are saying is true, something smells "very fishy" to me. You should find another physician to inject you.